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Hamamatsu ImagEM X2 C9100-23B High-Speed EM-CCD Camera

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Binning
Effective vertical width (Sub-array)
512
256
1_1
70.4
2_2
131
4_4
231
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Specifications 7

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Hamamatsu
New/Used
Used
Binning
Effective vertical width (Sub-array)
512
256
1_1
70.4
2_2
131
4_4
231

Product description

High-speed EM-CCD camera with 70 fps full frame, 1076 fps ROI, low noise, cooling, and photon imaging mode.

The Hamamatsu ImagEM X2 C9100-23B is a high-performance EM-CCD camera offering the following features and specifications:

  • Sensor & Imaging
  • Electron Multiplying Back-Thinned Frame Transfer CCD
  • Effective pixels: 512 x 512
  • Pixel size: 16 µm x 16 µm
  • Effective area: 8.19 mm x 8.19 mm
  • EM gain range: 4 to 1200 (typical)
  • Photon Imaging mode for ultra-low light with improved resolution and linearity
  • Speed & Frame Rates
  • Pixel clock rates: 22 MHz, 11 MHz, 0.6875 MHz
  • Full frame readout speed: 70.4 frames/s at 22 MHz
  • Up to 1076 frames/s using analog binning and regions of interest (ROI)
  • Enhanced corner readout technology for faster ROI imaging
  • Noise & Sensitivity
  • Extremely low dark current (0.0005 e⁻/pixel/s at -80°C water cooling)
  • Readout noise (typical RMS):
  • 36 electrons at EM gain 4, 22 MHz
  • 1 electron max at EM gain 1200, 22 MHz
  • High quantum efficiency (QE) and minimal dark noise with stable cooling
  • Clock induced charge (CIC) minimized by optimized sensor drive
  • Cooling System
  • Hermetic vacuum-sealed air/water-cooled camera head
  • Cooling temperature stability ±0.01°C
  • Forced-air cooling: down to -65°C stabilized (max -80°C typical)
  • Water cooling: down to -80°C stabilized (max -100°C typical)
  • Cooling reduces dark current and noise
  • Mechanical & Interface Features
  • Integrated software-controlled mechanical shutter for EM gain protection
  • Connectivity via IEEE 1394b interface
  • Four SMA ports for external trigger input and output, including programmable triggers and delays
  • C-mount lens interface
  • 16-bit analog-to-digital conversion
  • Real-time On-board Image Processing
  • Background subtraction
  • Shading correction
  • Recursive filter (noise reduction)
  • Frame averaging
  • Spot noise reducer (cosmic ray noise elimination)

*(Note: Recursive filter, frame averaging, and spot noise reducer cannot be used simultaneously)*

  • Operational & Environmental
  • Exposure time:
  • Internal sync mode from 13.9 ms to 2 h depending on clock
  • External trigger mode from 10 µs to 2 h
  • Operating temperature: 0°C to +40°C (performance guaranteed 0°C to 30°C)
  • Storage temperature: -10°C to +50°C
  • Max 70% humidity, no condensation
  • Power: AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, approx. 140 VA
  • Additional Features
  • EM gain protection with warning and protection modes to prolong sensor life
  • EM gain recalibration via software (DCAM-API supported)
  • Direct electron output signal display in electrons (not AD counts)
  • Black/White clip function to set intensity thresholds
  • Stable digitizer offset providing baseline stability over time
  • Applications
  • Protein-protein interaction studies
  • Calcium wave monitoring in cells
  • Real-time spinning disk confocal microscopy
  • Single molecule TIRF microscopy
  • In vivo fluorescence blood cell imaging
  • Luminescence gene expression imaging

This camera is designed for ultra-low light level imaging with high speed and high precision, suitable for demanding biological and physical research requiring quantitative fluorescence and photon counting under minimal light conditions.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

Can I get service for older equipment?

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 3 November 2026